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@EisReading Millennial, and I quite agree. Find you a man, etc. etc.

Just some of the 1000 varieties of roses cultivated by Hackney plantsmen Loddiges & Sons for the arboretum at @AbneyParkN16:

Orwell
Globe
Rose Jay
Quebec
Orion
Atlas
Inconnu
Indiana
King of Mexico
La Virginité
Gloomy
Lake
Early Blush
Dutch Cinnamon
Belle Actrice

#SciArtSunday

Rare apple varieties for your #AppleDay:

Great Unknown
Keep Forever
Catface
Winter Cheese
Ledge
Henhouse
Hazel
Democrat
Ten Shillings
Bachelor Blush
War Woman
Mamma
Pleasegood
Rough and Ready
Adam and Eve

These cute 'lil herbarium specimens are your reminder to VOTE today! Canadians: find your polling station here: https://t.co/C4PZ36Tn17

#elxn43 #cdnelxn2019 #cdnpoli #ElectionDay

📷: plant specimens from the Steere Herbarium via @NYBG @NYBGHerbarium
https://t.co/zkNmQzi2cW

These cute 'lil herbarium specimens are your reminder to VOTE on Monday! No excuses.

#elxn43 #cdnelxn2019 #cdnpoli

📷: plant specimens from the Steere Herbarium via @NYBG @NYBGHerbarium https://t.co/zkNmQzi2cW

Looking forward to seeing Terence Radford's Manidoo Ogitigan (Spirit Garden) come to life in #ygk! #PublicArt https://t.co/M6ihbNcxNm

According to German folklore, leaves and tendrils of vines appear gold-leafed at certain times of year. This suggests the presence of gold in the nearby ground! ✨#FolkloreThursday #HerNaturalHistory #WomensArt by Caroline Friederike Friedrich, by 1815.

Before refrigerators, blocks of ice were cut from frozen rivers and ponds, and preserved in straw. [L: 'The Ice Harvest', Clarence Gagnon, ca. 1926. Private collection. R: 'Ice Cutting, Quebec City', Maurice Cullen, 1906, via @agotoronto.] #FolkloreThursday

Letters of the alphabet, placed in a bowl and spilled out onto the floor, will tell one's future based on the letters that land face up. #FolkloreThursday 📷: plant specimens from the Steere Herbarium via @NYBG @NYBGHerbarium: https://t.co/zkNmQzi2cW

@NYBG How fun! And good for #InternationalLiteracyDay on the 8th.